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BassThis is Oda, the person in charge.
Actually, recently, a rare Gibson model has been released.TCGAKKIThey're all gathered here!
GibsonBassSpeaking of current models, examples include the Thunderbird and SG Bass, but Gibson has produced a wide variety of models throughout its long history.
While the production numbers for each of these are significantly lower than those for electric guitars, we have some particularly rare models in stock!
First, the classicThunderbird！
1991 Thunderbird IV
Thunderbird first appeared in 1963. After repeated periods of production discontinuation and resumption, it evolved and transitioned to the current Thunderbird IV in 1987.
This particular unit was manufactured in 1991.
It remains a classic Gibson product to this day.BassAs one of them, it has become an icon for many bassists.Bassis!
GibsonBassHe is also the founder ofEB-1！
1969 EB-1
Gibson's first electric guitar was released in 1953.BassThe original EB-1 was created as a unique instrument, and was only reissued for a short period from around 1969 to 1972. With just over 400 units produced for the reissue, it is an extremely rare model.
The solid mahogany body produces a deep, rumbling bass sound!
The EB-0 features an SG-shaped double-cutaway body!
1970 EB-0
The EB-0 underwent several specification changes from its introduction in 1959 until production ended in 1979.
This 1970 model features a slotted head, a specification only produced for a very short period starting in 1969!
It produces a deep, enveloping bass that you wouldn't expect from such a lightweight body.
BassThey have that too?! Melody Maker Bass!
1968 Melody Maker Bass
The Gibson Melody Maker guitar was released in 1959. It was marketed as a student model and is a very simple design featuring a single single-coil pickup.
The Melody Maker Bass was produced for only a few years, from the late 1960s to around 1970.
While its specifications are similar to the EB-0, this model's unique Pelham Blue finish, combined with its distinctive sound and appearance, makes it a truly one-of-a-kind instrument.
A truly 80s-style model! The Victory Bass Standard!
1982 Victory Bass Standard Refinish
GibsonBassThe Victory series, which boasts the most Fender-like shape ever, is said to have been created for the then-thriving hard rock and metal scene.
The Standard model was launched in 1981 and production ended in 1987.
The boldly slanted single pickup and the maple body weighing over 5kg produce a tight and powerful sound.
BassThere's another one?! Part 2: The Flying V Bass!
1981 Flying V Bass
It is estimated that only about 300 to 400 units were produced during the short original production period around 1981-1982. Although it was reissued once in 2011-2012, production quickly ceased, and it has now become a truly "legendary" model in the used market.
While possessing a unique looseness and fullness in the low to mid-range frequencies, it also has a firm attack, so the sound's contours are clearly audible.
The Flying V guitar is a classic,BassThe fact that it's so rare it's considered legendary is what appeals to collectors.
The above 6 Gibson guitarsBassThey've all gathered!
From standard models to rare models that are not widely available worldwide,
All instruments are available for testing in-store!
Please take this opportunity to try it out!
TCGAKKIBassOda (in charge)